How to Know Noun Clause Easily

 Noun clause is a dependent clause that functions as a noun.

                                 Formula of noun clause :

              (  Subordinator + subject + verb + complement )

 Three kinds of Noun Clause

·         That Clause ( Independent clause + that +subject + verb + complement )

Ex : I know that you love him so much.

·         WH Question Clause (Independent clause + WH question +subject + verb + complement)

Ex : do you know where he is?

·         Yes/no  Question Clause (Independent clause + if/wheter +subject + verb + complement)

Ex : I don’t know if you are a reach person.

POSITION OF NOUN CLAUSE

}  As a Subject

Ex : whatever you said always make me happy.

}  As an Object

Ex : She doesn’t know if I love her so much

               

ADVERBIAL CLAUSE

The adverbial Clause is a dependent clause  that modifies the verb of the main clause or an adjective or adverb.

Kinds of Adverbial clause

}  Time : (When, While, Everytime, Whenever )

Ex: While the drought was going on, many people took fewer shower and baths.

}  Place : (As far as, Wherever, Everywhere, Where )

Ex: Everywhere I go, I use my motorcycle.

}  Manner : (As , By, Like, As If, As+adverb+As  )

Ex: Many Americans want to move, as far as they can from polluted cities.

}  Cause : (Because, , Since, As  )

Ex: Million of people work in the chemical industry, because the industry has grown rapidly.                                        

}  Result : (So that, In order that)

 Ex: Changing the oil and filter in a car is so easy  that anyone can do a job.     

}  Purpose : (so that, So+Adjective/Adverb+That.)

 Ex: Farmers use chemical fertilizers and pesticides, so that they can increase food  crops.